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the vastest empire the world as ever known to date. However, it is questioned that without the method and direct action of imperialism would Britain’s economy not have thrived to such heights as they did? While it is a debatable topic the evidence is clear throughout history. British imperialism grew to such extents that it is said around twenty-five percent of the world was at one point under the rule of the British (Johnson). Imperialism brought Britain’s empire into great power and improve…

give my opinion. However my opinion will not be biased; I will give research and evidence with everything I say. This research will give my opinion, facts, and many things based upon the Air Force and the Army. There is much controversy of upon this topic because many people have their own opinion. both the Army and Air Force have their own ROTC units. This question may never be answered, “Which ROTC unit is better Air Force ROTC unit or armies ROTC unit?” In many ways both of these units have…

World War two The topic i chose was world war two which occurred from 1939 to 1945. The second world War was the most widespread and deadliest war in history. It involved more than 30 countries and resulted in more that 50 million military civilian deaths.The war was started by Germany in an unwarranted attack on Poland. Britain and France declared war on Germany after Hitler had refused to stop his invasion of poland. Among the estimated 50 million people killed there was six million Jews…

In 1945, the Vietnam War began with the U.S joining the forces of the Republic of South Vietnam against North Vietnam between 1965-1968. The U.S failed to gain a military victory and ultimately lost the war due to the fact that South Vietnam was taken over by the communists (North Vietnam) who ended seizing the U.S Embassy in Saigon in April 1975. In 1966, around a year after the U.S involvement in Vietnam, anti-war groups began to protest the war as immoral and debauched and by 1968, American…

Introduction Japan and South Korea are "close but distant neighbors." This is how their relations have been described for long time. Japan and South Korea are geographically close but it is difficult to say that their relations is good. Japan and South Korea share many common elements such as similar culture, customs, and language, moreover, both nations have same political and economic system. In fact, Japan’s official view of South Korea is “our most important neighboring country”. Meanwhile,…

lasted from between the 5th century and the 15th century (Dr. C. George Boeree). Many unfortunate disasters occurred over the span of these ten centuries. The source of the end of the Dark Ages and beginning of the Renaissance is constantly being a hot topic at a debate. Scholars are being given a hard task of deciding on the truth leaving them torn between various sides. However, through extensive research I have come to a conclusion to believe that The Black Death is what began the process of…

Astrophysics for People in a Hurry, and American Sniper. Reading books in an independent manner is very important, you can learn other people’s story and life lessons. You could also become much smarter and expand your vocabulary as well as knowledge in topics that interest you, such as I did when I read Astrophysics for People in a Hurry. While reading these books, I learned even though the journeys in life can be challenging they always pay off once you reach the destination. In the book…

The Cold War: How the Icy Rivalry Gave Us Fiery Technology Throughout history, we have experienced many technological influences, inventions, and innovations, many of which have changed the world and how we live in it. Our modern era depends on new, cutting-edge technology, but few look back to the origin. Some people believe that war brings new technology, since war motivates. Whether in the form of a theory, weapon, tool, or all three, the Cold War stands true to this and but this and played…

Elbethel Defare Professor David Porter History 102 21 April 2016 Timeline Project 1.) 1700s – The Enlightenment: The Enlightenment is the major movement that took place in the 1700s that transformed the world after it. It involved a new wave of thinkers who put reason and rationale above religious or superstitious explanations. It led to people seeking knowledge in order to explain the world using reason. People started to question the world and why things were the way they were; this…